The brand was tied to Lavagna, Italy, through the former Gobbi production facilities acquired by Azimut-Benetti. It was an Italian builder brand within the group.
What types of boats did Atlantis build?
Atlantis built open yachts and semi-enclosed sports cruisers. The range was centered on fast family cruiser layouts with hardtops and lower-deck accommodation.
What is Atlantis best known for?
Atlantis is best known for sporty Italian cruisers with a strong indoor-outdoor design concept. It is also known as a discontinued Azimut-Benetti brand that was later merged into Azimut Yachts.
Atlantis was an Italian motor yacht brand associated with the Azimut-Benetti Group. The brand produced open and semi-enclosed sport cruisers before being folded into Azimut Yachts in 2013. Its boats were developed from the former Gobbi shipyard base in Lavagna, Italy.
History and shipyard
Atlantis was launched in 2001 after Azimut-Benetti acquired the Gobbi shipyard facilities in Lavagna. The brand was created to develop a separate line of sport cruisers distinct from the main Azimut range. Atlantis later became part of Azimut Yachts, and the brand was integrated more closely into the group’s yacht business in 2013. The line is no longer produced as an independent builder, and the yachts survive mainly in the pre-owned market.
Model range and design
Atlantis built open yachts and semi-enclosed yachts, with an emphasis on sporty handling and fast cruising. Its range focused on sports cruisers roughly from 34 to 58 feet, with hardtops and living spaces arranged below deck. The design language aimed to reduce the boundary between indoor and outdoor areas, using deck layouts that made compact boats feel larger. Reported models in the line included boats such as the Atlantis 47 and Atlantis 58.
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